Though Chile has one of South America’s strongest economies, a recent study of happiness rates it second-to-last in the region, leading experts to assert that national happiness is not determined by a nation’s wealth or economic development.
The survey as conducted in Chile, Perú, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela. Happiness in Chile was on par with happiness in the sample’s poorest country: Bolivia.
“Money does not determine happiness,” Pablo González Vicente, president of Cimagroup, the marketing analysis firm that conducted the study, said to El Mercurio.
“What is more important is the level of inequality in countries: in general, the countries with the most equal distribution of wealth are happier than those with a lot of inequality.”
http://en.mercopress.com/2011/07/06/chi
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The survey as conducted in Chile, Perú, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela. Happiness in Chile was on par with happiness in the sample’s poorest country: Bolivia.
“Money does not determine happiness,” Pablo González Vicente, president of Cimagroup, the marketing analysis firm that conducted the study, said to El Mercurio.
“What is more important is the level of inequality in countries: in general, the countries with the most equal distribution of wealth are happier than those with a lot of inequality.”
http://en.mercopress.com/2011/07/06/chi
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КТО БЫ МОГ ПОДУМАТЬ
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